A pipet classification that holds or contains a particular volume but does not dispense that exact volume

It has a continuous etched ring or two small, close, continuous rings located near the top of the pipet.

In the application of blow-out. The last drop of liquid should be expelled into the receiving vessel using your mouth

It has no markings; allows the contents of the pipet to drain by gravity

This pipette is capable of dispensing several different volumes

A type of measuring pipette that has graduation marks to the tip; blow-out pipet

Serological pipette is a self-drain pipette

It doesn't have graduations to the tip; also self-draining pipette

A pipet with a total holding volume of less than 1mL.

Micropipette can be either a Mohr or Volumetric

This type of pipette is designed to dispense one volume without further subdivisions

There are 3 types of Graduating Pipette which of the following does not belong to the group?

Volumetric pipette is designed to dispense or transfer aqueous solutions; It is also a blow-out pipette

Ostwald-Folin is used with biologic fluids having a viscosity lesser than water; blow-out pipets

Pasteur Pipette have calibration marks; used to tranfer solutions or biologic fluids without consideration of a specific volume

Micropipette can measure a volume greater than 1ml; Macropipette can measure a volume lesser than 1ml

Mechanism that draws up and dispenses the liquid is an integral part of the pipet

The tip must be immersed in the liquid to be transferred to a level that will allow it to remain in solution after the volume of the liquid has entered the pipet; Without touching the vessel

The pipet is held upright, not an angle

Using a pipet buld, a slight suction is applied to the opposite end until the liquid enters the pipet and the meniscus is brough abouve the desired graduation line, suction is then stopped

While the meniscus level is held in place the pipet tip is raised slightly out of the solution and wiped with a laboratory tissue of any adhering liquid